Samer Bechara

Give an option to completely hide user/pass on the default WordPress login page.

I have been getting people requesting a password reset, when there is absolutely no need for them to request the password

1. Is it possible to only pull in the users data the first time, upon registration but not overwrite all of their information every time they login with the linkedin button? Its causing issues if users spend time creating a custom profile and then they later use the login with linkedin button and all of their info is over-written.

2. Typically with social login buttons, once permission is granted the first time the next times they click the button to login it just automatically logs them in, without having to go through that dialogue box again and enter their password. Is this possible?

I tried installing the plugin on a fresh WordPress install, and it worked properly. Make sure that you have installed and activated the Piklist plugin before attempting to activate this plugin.

I’m marking this as resolved, if you’re still facing any issues, let me know.

Thanks Guys. Just released v0.3.2 which makes the notice disappear, and uses the latest Piklist Checker

Please upgrade

Marking as resolved since I never heard back from you.

1. Did you install the Piklist plugin before attempting to activate?

2. Is WordPress debug mode enabled? If you disable it, does the error go away?

Right now, the only data transferred is the user’s first name, last name and email address. The photo is not shown as WordPress uses the user’s picture at gravatar.com (I’m not sure if it’s different for BuddyPress).

A feature is planned for a newer version where the user’s LI profile data is stored as user meta inside wordpress.

Just release a new plugin version.

1. You can change the text for the “Login Here” button to anything under the settings page. (“Login Here” defaults now to “Login”, which makes more sense)

2. Changing the styling of the button needs to be done via CSS, as it doesn’t makes sense to add it from a programming perspective. The CSS class for the button is “ual_button”

3. You can now show custom text above the login form. That can be changed from the settings page

4. You can now show custom text for failed login from the settings page as well.

It could be a theme or a plugin conflict. Does switching to a different theme solve the problem?

There is no template tag, but you can use the do_shortcode function with the shortcode: [ultimate_ajax_login template=’dialog’]

At this moment, you’re unable to. You have to redirect the user to a certain page using the following shortcode [wpli_login_link redirect = 'https://example.com/your-redirect-page']

Good suggestion though, I’ll add it to a future release.

I’m not familiar with S2member, but I just installed it and it seems to modify the wordpress login file wp-login.php, which is why it doesn’t seem to work properly.

Feel free to contact me if you need any other assistance!

The tag is there by mistake, it doesn’t do anything to buddypress. Removing in next version, thanks!

Send me your site URL/user/pass here: https://thoughtengineer.com/contact/ and I will take a look and provide an update if the issue persists.

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